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Applicants for credit have to provide information for the risk assessment process. In the current conditions of a saturated consumer lending market, and hence falling “take” rates, can such information be used to assess the probability of a customer accepting the offer?With the advent of...
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Credit scoring is used by lenders to minimise the chance of taking an unprofitable account with the overall objective of maximising profit. Profit is generated when a good customer accepts an offer from the organisation. So it is also necessary to get the customers to accept the offer. A lender...
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Purpose – Achieving equal treatment of credit applicants has been a legitimate concern of legislators and the credit industry. However, measures taken to date in attempting to comply with anti-discrimination laws arguably do not allow for the most effective use of credit scoring models, and...
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The advent of Internet broking pages now allows borrowers to "apply" to a number of different companies at one time. This allows a customer to have multiple offers of a particular personal financial product and to choose one that best fits his current needs. The saturated condition of the...
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